CJ Anderson steers the Denver Broncos home

CJ Anderson busted loose in driving snow flurries for a game-winning touchdown run as the Denver Broncos rallied to beat New England 30-24 in overtime, handing the Patriots their first loss of the season.
CJ Anderson steers the Denver Broncos home
Tue, 01 Dec, 2015 - 00:00
Jeff Taylor

Denver’s defence thwarted quarterback Tom Brady and the Patriots on the first overtime possession, and running back Anderson broke free from a couple of Patriot defenders for the 48-yard winning run.

“This league is about overcoming adversity many times over. Not just once,” said Denver coach Gary Kubiak.

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